On behalf of the generality of the Muslim Ummah of Inisa origin from across the globe, this latest step is imperative in furtherance of the struggle to ensure that the path of decency is towed in the selection of a Chief Imam for Inisa, significantly in line with the dictates of the Holy Qur’an, Hadith and Sunnah, this step is imperative. ... Read more

When I was a 300 level student, over two decades ago, I offered a course, Managerial Communication. I was so much enthralled with the course, not only because of the content, but also the tutor. He's such a brilliant and intelligent asset that everyone loves listening to. He taught us seamless styles of writing business letters and other manage ... Read more

In the heart of Nigeria's Edo State, a revolution brews, not of conflict, but of unprecedented welfare for the working class. Governor Godwin Obaseki, with a stroke of visionary leadership, has shattered the glass ceiling of workers' expectations by elevating the minimum wage to a staggering N70, 000. This bold move, effective from May 1, 2 ... Read more

For close to a decade now, May 1 which is universallly known as Workers' Day has always been a day of mourning for Ebonyi workers. Ebonyi civil servants often gathered in the main bowl of Abakaliki Township Stadium in what looked like a funeral procession to mourn the decapitation of their careers and to sing songs of sorrows and lamentations o ... Read more

As Nigerian workers that ply their trade in all sectors of the economy will be celebrated on May 1, as they are usually celebrated by each passing year, it is expedient to ask, “What is the Essence of Workers' Day for a Nigerian Journalist?” The reason for asking the foregoing salient question cannot be farfetched as Workers' ... Read more

There is no denying the fact that the headline of this piece captures the essence of Nollywood as a vital part of Nigeria's entertainment industry and emphasizes the importance of its preservation. Given the foregoing, it is not an exaggeration to say that the rise of social media and skit-making on platforms like YouTube has had a significa ... Read more

There is no denying the fact that Nigerians were once collective ranked to be one of the happiest people in the world ostensibly for Nigeria’s vibrant culture and their resilience, but unfortunately, such ranking may not be witnessed again as they seem not to be as resilient and happy as they were wont to. According to the World Happiness Rep ... Read more